John Ash, founder of John Ash & Co., died of a heart condition and after a brief illness, according to two of his children. He was 83.

‘World’s Ugliest Dog,’ crowned at Sonoma County Fair, is a French Bulldog mix Dogs with underbites, snaggle teeth and no fur might not take home the top prize at the prestigious Westminster ...

Wine Country to the Rescue event raises $300,000 for emergency preparedness The sold-out, six-hour event raised funds through auction lots that included television tapings with Guy Fieri and ...

As Trump ICE raids spread across California, pandemic-era behavior grips terrified North Bay immigrants ICE activity recently has increased across Sonoma and Napa counties, sparking fear, panic ...

Rite Aid closes its pharmacies across Sonoma County Customer prescriptions have been transferred to other providers, according to the drug store chain that filed for bankruptcy for the second time ...

Napa’s commute collapses as remote work and rising costs take over, study finds Fewer people are commuting to, from and within Napa County, even as overall traffic remains steady due to a rise ...

On Monday, about 150 fire personnel will be working on the 340-acre Lake Fire in Clearlake, according to Cal Fire.

A new event at Fort Mason this month sounds good enough to eat. But the real draw of S.O.R.B.E.T. will be the wine. The Aug. 17 wine tasting -- whose delicious moniker stands for Sonoma Organic ...

New wine collective headed by former Google exec acquires 3 acclaimed Healdsburg wineries As consolidation sweeps Sonoma Wine Country, The Overshine Collective is betting on a new business model.

Bartholomew Estate Winery kicks off grape harvest season in Sonoma County Workers got an early start picking unripe grapes that will be used to make verjus, an acidic juice that can be used in ...

Valley Ford Cheese & Creamery is the real Sonoma County secret Rural realness, award-winning cheeses, delicious pastries and more bring together locals and visitors at this cheese factory and cafe.

Three Sonoma sites were included in the first round of bankruptcy sales. Eventually, more than 200 properties owned by Ken Mattson and Tim LeFever might be unloaded.